We're Readwise. We have two main products. Readwise 1.0 is a highlight aggregator that pulls highlights from any digital reading tool (Kindle, Instapaper, Pocket) into one database and exports them to your note-taking app of choice like Obsidian, Notion, or Evernote.

The second is our Reader app, an all-in-one Read It Later tool for web articles, PDFs, email newsletters, RSS feeds, and ebooks. Same as our original product, any highlights you take get exported back to Readwise and on to your notes.

Erin handles community marketing, customer service, affiliate marketing, and feature requests. Eleanor leads our QA department, finding bugs and helping the developers fix them. Abigail writes our weekly newsletter and handles editorial projects, including internal guides for employees.

We're a fully async remote organization, and we needed expert input that we couldn't easily get from internal channels alone. GrowthMentor gave us 1:1 access to specialists across all of our different functions, from affiliate marketing to QA-adjacent personal branding to editorial SEO.

Erin: I was expecting my sessions to feel very boilerplate, like being run through a typical process. But I found that my mentors really tailored my sessions to my specific needs. Even before we had the session, they both sent really detailed follow-up messages through the portal asking me what I was struggling with. They came to the meeting already really knowing me as an individual.

Eleanor: The one thing I was most afraid of was that the people I talked to would be working off the same playbook as I was. But there were moments where mentors were in adjacent fields where I got valuable outside perspective. Even if you feel very knowledgeable about your own niche, having that outside adjacent perspective is really valuable.

Affiliate marketing strategy, async communication, social media navigation for personal brand, editorial SEO best practices, and time management.